HOLLOW

An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 14

adj. and n. Ho2Ho. A.-S., hoi. Gr., (toiAos (adj.), /cotAia (n.). Lat.. cavus (adj.), cavum (n.). Fr., creux (adj.), cavite (n.). Ger., hohl (adj.), Hohle (n.). Having a void space within, not solid; as a n., an opening, vacuity, or depre ion. H.-root. See HOLBWORT. [s. 349]